Filter by Labels
Quick filtering: Tap on a label in the menu on the right to display its verses exclusively. Press and hold it to exclude it.
Create or Edit a Label
Select “Edit labels” from the main menu on the left in order to create, edit, or delete a label. Recently deleted labels can be restored online from the waste bin.
By default, labels are listed alphabetically. To arrange them in your own order, drag a label by its handle on the right. To go back to alphabetical order, tap “Reset to A–Z” at the top. Your chosen order is used everywhere labels appear — the labels list, the filter drawer, and verse cards.
Attach Labels to Verses
Select one or multiple verses by tapping on their badge (rounded square on the left). Tap on the label icon of the context menu on top. Check labels you want to attach to the selected verses, uncheck labels you want to remove from the selected verses, and tap the button to save the changes (disk icon).
Filter Verses by Label
The visibility of the verses grouped by labels is set in the labels’ drawer on the right. You can change the state of the labels/groups by tapping or pressing on them. The icons have the following meanings.
Crossed out eye: Verses with this label are always hidden.
Outlined eye: Verses with this label are visible unless some labels are in exclusive mode.
Filled eye: Verses with this label are visible, and all other verses are hidden.
Some automatic filters and filter settings are available.
Reviewed today: This filter filters verses reviewed today (depending on other filter settings)
All verses: Tapping this option resets all labels and filters so that all verses are visible.
Labels, Bible Books and Sources
Below the automatic filters, the drawer lists your labels, the Bible books and the sources of your verses in three sections. Each entry shows the number of its verses and works like a label: tap it to show only its verses, press and hold it to hide them.
Labels: The first entry, Unlabelled verses, stands for the verses without a label.
Bible books: One entry per Bible book of your verses, in biblical order.
Sources: One entry per source of your verses (usually the Bible translation, e.g. “ESV”), in alphabetical order. Spellings that differ only in upper and lower case are combined into one entry. The first entry, Without source, stands for the verses without a source. This section is shown only if your verses have at least two different sources (verses without a source count as one).
Tap a section’s title to collapse or expand it; the app remembers your choice on this device. “Labels” is expanded by default, “Bible books” and “Sources” are collapsed. While a section is collapsed, the entries that currently show or hide verses remain visible.
Entries from different sections add up: if you tap the label “Romans” and the source “ESV”, you see all verses of “Romans” and all ESV verses. To see only the ESV verses of “Romans”, tap “Romans” and press and hold the other sources.
All Verses in One List
In some situations it may be helpful to view all verses in one list, e.g. for exporting your complete collection to a file (see below). You can achieve this in the visibility drawer on the right by switching boxes off and selecting the automatic filter “All verses”.
Export/Import Verses as File (CSV)
Open the file menu file_open in the visibility bar on the right side and select “Export to file”. This will create a new file in CSV format with the currently displayed verses. You can share the exported file with other apps to save it or send it to someone else. CSV files can be opened with spreadsheet programs.
By choosing the option “Import from file” you can load verses from a CSV file stored on your device, e.g. a file exported from Remember Me or one you have made yourself.
CSV file format
The first row holds the column headings and is skipped. The columns follow in this order:
| Column | Content |
|---|---|
| Reference | e.g. John 3:16 (required) |
| Passage | the verse text (required) |
| Source | e.g. the abbreviation of the Bible translation |
| Topic | a short title |
| Commit date | when you started reviewing the verse |
| Review date | when you last reviewed the verse |
| Level | -1 for a new verse, otherwise 0 or higher; the higher the level, the longer the interval until the next review |
| Labels | several labels separated by ; (missing labels are created) |
| Image URL | web address of the image shown with the verse |
| Note | your notes |
- Separate the columns with commas or semicolons. The app detects which one the file uses.
- Columns at the end of a row can be left out.
- Write dates as YYYY-MM-DD, e.g. 2026-12-31.
- To import verses into “New”, leave Commit date, Review date and Level empty.
- Put a field in double quotes if it contains the separator, a line break or a double quote. Inside such a field,
write a double quote twice (
""). - Save the file as UTF-8 if it contains accented letters or other special characters.
If a value cannot be read, the app names its row and column and imports nothing, so you can correct the file and try again.
In Remember Me 6.9 and earlier, Android may show CSV files as unavailable (greyed out), and a value that cannot be read stops the import without a message. To select such a file, open the menu in the file picker, choose the internal storage (often listed under the name of the phone) and open the file from there.
Example:
Reference,Passage,Source,Topic,Commit date,Review date,Level,Labels,Image URL,Note
John 3:16,"For God so loved the world, that he gave his only born Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish, but have eternal life.",WEB,God's love,,,,Gospel; Favorites,,
Psalm 119:11,"I have hidden your word in my heart, that I might not sin against you.",WEB,,2026-09-01,2026-10-01,2,Psalms,,